To access the Salesforce Help Portal, navigate from within Salesforce and open the Manage All Orgs page to select the org for which you want to access support resources.
Customers with multiple user records within the same Salesforce organization may observe the behavior described in the Resolution section of this article.
This article explains how the Salesforce Help Portal Manage All Orgs page behaves for customers who have multiple user records, including records with the same email address, in the same Salesforce organization. The behavior described below is expected.
If a customer has multiple active users within the same org for a given product, one of the following scenarios applies:
For partners, two entries may appear in the Manage All Orgs view: one for the partner account and another for the related customer account. The label Partner is shown next to the product logo to distinguish the partner account from the customer account.
If multiple user records exist within the partner's related customer account or org, Help Portal automation may randomly select one user to associate with the customer account record.
The username and email address displayed on the Manage All Orgs page are intended only to help identify the correct org for support purposes. Support teams cannot modify or remove usernames from this page.
If the page does not behave as described, contact Salesforce Support for further assistance.
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